Nearly all of the broadcast TV segments on the Clinton Foundation’s many scandals favorably portray the foundation as a victim of unfair charges, according to a study by the Media Research Center.
The CBS News 2016 Battleground Tracker survey published Sunday reveals a tied race between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton with both candidates at 42 percent.
A new poll released by CBS News and the New York Times shows that Donald Trump is now tied with Hillary Clinton at 42 percent among likely voters in a four way race. Eight percent showed support for Gary Johnson
In an interview with CBS’s Charlie Rose, former president Bill Clinton said his wife Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton had “frequently” fainted due to dehydration before correcting himself and saying rarely. [See the unedited version above] However, in the broadcast of
An intense debate between millennial media members and the cast and producers of a new CBS comedy series, The Great Indoors, occurred during the Television Critics Association press tour in Beverly Hills.
Criminal Minds star Thomas Gibson has been fired from the hit CBS show after the actor got into a physical altercation with one of its producers last month.
“Late Show” host Stephen Colbert has been selected to anchor a live election night special for Showtime.
CBS Entertainment President Glenn Geller was repeatedly forced to defend his network from reporters at the Television Critics Association press tour in Beverly Hills Wednesday over the network’s lack of racial diversity in its primetime programming.
Stephen Colbert is no longer allowed to use the faux conservative character he played for nine years on Comedy Central’s Colbert Report on his new show, CBS’ Late Show with Stephen Colbert, the late-night host explained in a segment on the program Wednesday night.
Former Daily Show host Jon Stewart is set to join The Late Show with Stephen Colbert during its live coverage of the Republican National Convention this week in what could be part of a push to boost the CBS late-night program’s disastrous ratings.
For the first time in five years, an NFL franchise is more valuable than the usual soccer juggernauts of Europe. The Dallas Cowboys now lead the world with an overall value of $4 billion despite their championship drought. Forbes’ annual
On this weekend’s broadcast of “CBS Sunday Morning,” Fox News Channel host Bill O’Reilly discussed his “Killing” series of books and what he attributed to their success. But as CBS’s Mo Rocca pointed out, they haven’t been without controversy. Rocca
Late Show host Stephen Colbert will host his CBS late-night program live from the Republican and Democrat National Conventions in July in what could be an attempt to extricate the program from its long-running ratings slump.
TEL AVIV – In the wake of the mass shooting in Orlando, the United States should consider adopting the Israeli model of profiling as a security precaution, Donald Trump posited on Sunday.
Face the Nation host John Dickerson twice asked Attorney General Loretta Lynch if alleged Orlando attacker Omar Mateen had tried to get guns at a “gun show.”
Monday in an appearance to promote his new memoir “The Long Game” on “CBS This Morning,” Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) addressed the possibility that some in the Republican Party will buck the party to go with a presidential
Feminists on Twitter were up in arms Monday over reports that CBS had passed on the Nancy Drew TV reboot it had been developing because it “skewed too female for [its] schedule.”
First Lady Michelle Obama guest starred on CBS’s NCIS on Tuesday, where she celebrated the extent of the Obama administration’s work to help America’s veterans during a discussion with the show’s characters.
Left-wing Hollywood actress Susan Sarandon expressed doubts on Stephen Colbert’s The Late Show about Hillary Clinton’s “moral judgment” and said she is “more afraid” of Clinton than she is of Donald Trump’s proposed border wall.
Republican Speaker of the House Paul Ryan says Republican candidates Donald Trump, Ted Cruz and John Kasich are fine with him conducting an agenda campaign on the sidelines of the Republican presidential race — even though he is not running for president.
When the CBS news magazine 60 Minutes ran their 28 Pages story in early April, they brought the issue of possible Saudi Arabian involvement in the 9/11 terror attack on the United States back into the public consciousness.
Oscar-winner Tom Hanks thinks America is going to be just “fine” if Donald Trump earns the GOP presidential nomination — though he adds it will be a “hilarious” and exhausting general election season if the billionaire candidate wins the Republican nomination.
President Barack Obama defended his decision to send more than 200 additional U.S. ground troops to Iraq to assist them in fighting Islamic State terrorists now occupying the city of Mosul.
Liberal Hollywood mogul and Hillary Clinton supporter Harvey Weinstein cited The Who in slamming Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and his policy proposals on Friday: “We won’t get fooled again,” he told CBS This Morning.
On Tuesday the NCAA announced it had inked an eight-year deal with CBS and the Turner cable network to broadcast the NCAA Tournament all the way through the 2032 season.
“NCIS,” the hit CBS crime drama now in its 13th season, filmed at the White House this week, apparently with the assistance of First Lady Michelle Obama.
A number of top television networks and production studios have joined the growing list of companies who have vowed an economic boycott of the state of Georgia if Gov. Nathan Deal does not veto a religious freedom bill that passed the state Legislature last week.
CBS’s has cast Person of Interest actress Sarah Shahi as the lead in its upcoming diverse Nancy Drew reboot pilot.
Tuesday on CBS’s special coverage of the Super Tuesday primaries, Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC), a former candidate for the 2016 GOP presidential nod, explained that if Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) and Gov. John Kasich (R-OH) come up short in their
While CBS CEO Les Moonves is not sold on presidential candidate Donald Trump making America great again, he gloated on Monday about how beneficial the GOP frontrunner’s candidacy has been for his company’s bottom line.
By way of a specially designated “Trump phone,” Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump visited The Late Show on Tuesday night from host Stephen Colbert’s home state of South Carolina.
CBS conducted a poll immediately after last night’s presidential debate asked Republicans and independents who they thought won the debate.
During the CBS debate tonight, Wall Street Journal moderator Kim Strassel challenged Marco Rubio on his tax plan that would triple the Child Tax Credit suggesting it was social engineering. But Rubio responded by reminding the audience that their tax
President Obama surprised viewers of The Late Show by appearing via a pretaped interview at the White House, which aired after the Super Bowl on CBS.
CBS says media mogul Sumner Redstone has resigned as chair of the company’s board, replaced by the company’s CEO, Leslie Moonves.
In the name of racial diversity, another major TV network has announced that it will exclude white actors from participating in the casting process of a major series reboot.
The producer and a cast member of CBS’s “Rush Hour” reboot were put on the defensive Tuesday, after their show was accused of perpetuating racial stereotypes during the network’s Television Critics Association’s winter press tour in Los Angeles.
CBS Entertainment’s reboot of the classic series Nancy Drew will feature a “diverse” actress in the lead role, an executive for the network said Thursday. CBS is reportedly not considering white actresses for the part.
On Saturday’s “Game On” on Washington D.C. CBS affiliate WUSA, former Washington Redskins star defensive lineman Dexter Manley commented on quarterbacks, saying the black ones like running because they are used to running away from the police. “Most of the black quarterbacks,
In a year-long analysis of ABC, NBC, and CBS morning newscasts featuring GOP presidential candidates, the Media Research Center (MRC) found “the broadcast networks have pounded the candidates with a blizzard of hostile and left-wing questions.”
